Stop Foundation Damage
Save On Flooding Prevention
Does your basement have flooding problems? You may need a French drain, a drainage system used to prevent ground and surface water from damaging building foundations. A French drain can also be used to distribute water behind retaining walls to relieve ground pressure.
Let Us Bring You the Best Solution for Your Property
There are 2 different ways to install a French drain – buried around the external side of the foundation wall or beneath the basement floor on the inside perimeter. Call A+ Waterproofing & Foundation Repair, and one of our seasoned experts will examine your property to help you decide the best option.
We use quality products from top brands like NDS Products for our services.
Why Choose French Drains?
Installing French Drains
The Benefits
- Prevent basement flooding
- Drainage location choice
- Economical
- Quick installation
- We can install, repair, or cleanout
You're Covered With Us
- Honest consultations
- Get a FREE estimate
- Talk to experts
- No surprise fees
- Work is guaranteed
Free Estimates
Make sure you get the perfect drainage and moisture control system for your property. Get a FREE estimate for your French drain.
Strengthen Your Foundation
Push Piering For Foundations
Changes in soil or usage of your structure may require strengthening your building foundation. You’ll find the product of choice for foundation repair and underpinning at A+ Waterproofing & Foundation Repair.
French Drain FAQ
What is a French drain?
A French drain is a drainage system designed to redirect ground and surface water away from your foundation. It helps prevent basement flooding and protects your home from water-related structural damage. French drains can also relieve hydrostatic pressure behind retaining walls by safely distributing excess water.
How do I know if I need a French drain?
You may need a French drain if you notice:
Water pooling in your basement, damp or wet basement floors, foundation cracks caused by water pressure, persistent moisture issues around your home.
If your basement has recurring flooding problems, a professional evaluation can determine whether a French drain is the right solution.
How does a French drain prevent foundation damage?
By redirecting water away from your foundation, a French drain reduces hydrostatic pressure (water pressure in the soil). This helps prevent cracks, leaks, and long-term structural weakening caused by excess moisture.
